Books Written by or Edited by Joe Naumann |
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Prayers, Poems, and Ponderings - Joe Naumann author |
A
book of prayer, poems, and reflections mostly written while on
spiritual retreat at the White House Retreat House. The book is out of
print now, but several copies are available through Amazon - I was
surprised to see that. White House Retreat has played a big role in my spiritual life and growth. Even though I'm an Episcopalian now, I still go there twice a year: in the late Spring, I make a 5-day private retreat and the in late summer (2nd weekend in August), I make a 3-day silent group retreat with a group I've been a part of for more than 35 years. If you are interested in making a retreat at this Jesuit retreat house (private retreats, men's retreats, women's retreats, and couples retreats) you can get information at http://www.whretreat.org/ |
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The Cost of Freedom - Joe Naumann editor |
A
book written by Homer Badgett, who was shot down behind German lines in
France during World War II - well written and suspenseful. Talk about a
life forming experience: Uncle Bus kept in touch with the French family
and with his Army Air Corps comrades practically until the day he died. |
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Hello Neighbor - Joe Naumann editor |
A
book of poems written by Carrie Badgett - Joe Naumann's
Grandmother-in-law. She had a large family and never had a lot of
money; however, it is obvious that she had a very rich life. I never
had the opportunity to meet Grandma Badgett, but in editing her poetry,
I feel like I came to know and love her. Having the opportunity to
gather her poems together and edit them was truly a great blessing. |
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Additional Musings - Joe Naumann author |
While house
cleaning, I came upon some notes and musings written while on retreat at the
White House some time in the past 4o years, I decided to format them and save
them to share with others for whatever they may be worth. In my 76th
year, I’m getting comfortable with entering what is probably the last chapter
of my life. I have been so abundantly blessed in my life, much of it flowing
from my times at White House Retreat, that there is little sadness in
recognizing this transition in my state of being. If you read these few
thoughts, musings, or ramblings, I hope and pray that you may receive at least
some small blessing. |
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